After a winless season in 2025, the Glenn Hills Spartans look to turn things around this fall.
Laney Coach Ronnie Baker talks about the Wildcats’ upcoming season.
The Augusta GreenJackets fell in extra innings Aug. 4.
Rain leads to postponement of Saturday and Sunday’s contests between th4 Augusta GreenJackets and Columbia Fireflies.
A missed fly ball in center field with two outs in the ninth inning gave the Augusta GreenJackets (20-14, 55-45) their fourth walk-off win, completing a massive comeback to steal an 8-7 win against the Columbia Fireflies (17-17, 51-49) Friday night.
Cooper McMurray’s first professional grand slam capped a five-run first inning and led the way for the Augusta GreenJackets’ July 30 win.
The Augusta GreenJackets tried to rally late but fell to the Columbia Fireflies 9-8 July 29.
The Augusta GreenJackets, Single-A Affiliate of the Atlanta Braves, will shift game times beginning Tuesday, July 28.
The Augusta GreenJackets (17-13, 52-44) scored six runs in the top of the first inning and never let up, continuously adding to the total in a heavily lopsided 13-3 win over the Salem RidgeYaks (16-14, 44-54) Sunday night.
The Augusta GreenJackets set a franchise homer record in Saturday’s win.
The Augusta GreenJackets (50-43, 15-12) put the tying and winning runs on with two outs in the ninth inning, but closer Wuilliams Rodriguez struck out Luis Guanipa swinging to quash the comeback and hand the Salem RidgeYaks (15-12, 40-52) an 8-5 win on Thursday evening at Carilion Clinic Field.
Davis Polo kicked off the second leg of the road trip with the longest outing of his pro career, tossing 6.1 innings with one earned run allowed as the Augusta GreenJackets (15-10, 50-41) knocked off the Salem RidgeYaks (13-12, 38-52) 7-4 in seven innings Tuesday night.
Carter Holton turned in the best start of his professional career, spinning six scoreless innings while allowing just two hits as the Augusta GreenJackets (14-10, 49-41) ended their losing streak on July 19.
Adiel Melendez and Carter Lovasz combined for four hitless innings in relief, but the Augusta GreenJackets (13-10, 48-41) came up short in a late comeback attempt as they stranded the tying run at third in the ninth to hand the Fayetteville Woodpeckers (12-10, 44-43) a 4-3 win July 18